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Inequitable barriers and opportunities for leadership and professional development, identified by early-career to mid-career allied health professionals.

Laura MizziPatrick Marshall
Published in: BMJ leader (2024)
Further work is needed to ensure that interprofessional representation, within senior leadership levels, includes AHPs; which the data suggests would directly benefit all AHPs' leadership and career development. Recommendations for organisations to facilitate leadership and career development were developed from the TA and at a system-wide level. Further research would be beneficial to gather the views of the six AHP professions not interviewed in this study and from other organisations, such as independent practice. However, this feasibility study does attempt to represent the voices of AHPs, which can be lacking in both organisations and research.
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